1. HTML – The On-line Language HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) Basic building block of any on-line page Adds flexibility to programs such as WebCT

2. HTML – The Basics HTML is a mirrored code: most commands/ tags need a match (front & back) bold underline cnn.com www.cnn.com italicize centered!... they also need two sets of quotes

3. HTML – The Basics Some instances do not need a match to work CAPITALIZE your HTML, or not? Keep it clear & clean; it’s easier to decipher! If it does’t work, look for common mistakes!

4. HTML – The Basics How do I create a link? How do I insert an image? cnn.com www.cnn.com Yahoo! www.yahoo.com

5. HTML – The Basics How do I link an image? LINK + IMAGE www.cnn.com + + I am linked now! But I will ALWAYS have a border! OR

6. No Need To Reinvent the Wheel! I want to wrap text, create cool layouts, HOW? T A B L E S ! ! ! Content TR = table rows, as many as you want! TD = in the rows, as many as you want! You can insert images, text, colors in the TD

7. No Need To Reinvent the Wheel! There is a lot you can learn, and borrow, from existing websites... If you want to use an existing image/graphic

8. No Need To Reinvent the Wheel! There is a lot you can learn, and borrow, from existing websites... If you want to see how something is done